PrimeTime Property Holdings Appoints Kamogelo Mowaneng as Chief Financial Officer

PrimeTime Property Holdings Appoints Kamogelo Mowaneng as Chief Financial OOfficer. PrimeTime Property Holdings Limited has appointed Kamogelo Mowaneng as its new chief financial officer (CFO), effective 1 October 2026, bringing more than a decade of experience in Botswana’s listed property sector to the company’s executive leadership.

Mowaneng has worked across financial management and executive leadership roles in property investment and management companies listed on the Botswana Stock Exchange. Her expertise includes financial reporting, treasury management, capital raising, investment appraisal, risk management and corporate governance.

Before joining PrimeTime, she held several executive positions in Botswana’s property sector, including chief financial officer and chief executive officer roles. She began her career as an external auditor at Deloitte in Johannesburg before moving to Deloitte Botswana, where she progressed to audit manager. She later transitioned into the real estate industry, taking on financial management and executive leadership responsibilities.Mowaneng is a

Chartered Accountant registered with the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants and a Fellow Certified Professional Accountant of the Botswana Institute of Chartered Accountants. She is also a member of the Institute of Directors South Africa.

Her academic qualifications include a Bachelor of Business Science with Honours in Finance, a Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting and a Certificate in Property Development and Investment, all obtained from the University of Cape Town.She has also completed an Executive Leadership Programme at Oxford University, alongside training in corporate governance and ethical leadership.

PrimeTime’s board said Mowaneng’s combination of technical accounting knowledge, commercial experience and financial leadership would support the company in implementing its strategy while maintaining standards in financial reporting and corporate governance.

Her appointment comes as financial management remains an important function in the property investment sector, where capital allocation, investment evaluation and treasury management influence business decisions.

Mowaneng’s experience across financial and executive roles brings both accounting expertise and strategic management exposure to her new position.